Miners' Meeting
NEWCASTLE, Monday.—The miners' delegates held a meeting on Saturday afternoon, at the Yacht Club Hotel, Newcastle, but the Press were excluded…
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Mining Report
LONG TUNNEL G. M. Co. (Limited.)—Mining manager's report for fortnight ended, Maroh 29:—"The drive from the rise has been extended 28 feet during the past week, which makes the total length of the drive 223 feet…
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JUNEE, Saturday.—In the ground abandoned above Anorew and party's claim, Exhibition Lead. John Henry (Ballarat Jack) by passing through the trap rock, came upon wash, and after several…
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One ton of stone raised from a small vein in the Centennial, No. 1 South, has produced nearly 100oz. If was crushed at Thomas's machine…
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TENTERFIELD, Monday.—Nine hundred ounces of silve have been obtained from the Golden Age claim. At the Grand Junction they are washing up…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.—The Under-Secretary for Mines has been advised that a crushing of 3 tons of stone from the Bobbie Burns, Etheridge Reef, yielded 192oz of gold. He is also informed…
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The following is the text of the bill introduced into the Legislative Assembly last week, by Mr. Baker, Minister for Mines, in reference to Mining on Temporary Commons:— "1. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Newcastle Coal Trade. To the Editor
SIR,—Will yon allow me a smell space in your valuable journal, as there has been a great deal written and spoken about the falhing off of the Newcastle coul trade. I have seen over five and twenty…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →MINING in the Kempsey District. [By Electric Telegraph.] Central Kempsey
This place bids fair shortly to become the centre of a very important mining district. Antimony is being worked successfully 20 miles to the northwest, the metal being smelted on the ground. A…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday.—Some heavy gold has lately been obtained on the Palmer River, nuggets of [?], 33, and 26 ozs having been brought in. The Chinese have opened up a new diggings…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Crisis in the Coal Trade. Iii. (From Our Special Reporter.) Newcastle
Most persons when considering this coal questionr and what has led to the present state of affairs, start from, the time when competition existed among the coal proprietors, when profits were meagre and dividends…
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COPELAND, Wednesday.—100 tone of stone, from Buckley's Shtover claim, on the right hand branch, yielded 35oz 10dwt 12gr of retorted gold. It was crushed for 10s per ton, and as being…
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The manager of the Lady Belmore G. M. Co., Copeland, reports, under date 3rd instant:—" The deep tuunel has been extended 40 feet since intersecting the reef, and a communication effected with No. 1 winze sunk from the upper…
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The assay of stone sent by W. O'Rourke and party from Warrell Creek, referred to in our telegraphic columns on Tuesday, gave the following exact proportions to the ton:--1st Assay: Gold, 4oz…
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COOTAMUNDRA, Wednesday.—At Woodstown "Ballarat Jack's" discovery is causing excitement, and pudding is progressing without abatement. At Temera Morris and party raise…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Shipping and Coal Trade at Newcastle. the Coming Crisis
AT present the all-engrossing subject of conversation is the immediate future of the city and district, and how both will be affected by the action of the miners and coal proprietors. It is…
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There is notting to report in reference to the colliery disputes at Newcastle. One or two meetings of the miners have been held, but no decision has been arrived at. It has been arramged that the Associated Colliery masters should…
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KROHMANN'S AMALGAMATED G.M. Co. (L.)—Manager's report:—"Hill End, 6th April, 1880. Perpendicular shaft has been sunk a further depth of 5 feet, making present depth 656 feet from surface. Sinking through hard ground…
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SUBURBAN GOLD AND DIAMOND COMPANY (LlMITED), BROOKE'S CREEK.-- The manager reports to the directors under date April 7th:--"We have made satisfactory progress with the erection of the battery…
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THERE cannot be a doubt that the coal miners have adopted a proper course in desiring that the clause in the existing agreement between them and the coal proprietors, which gives the former a voice in the…
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